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What’s in the FCE writing exam?
From 2008 FCE Writing paper has two parts: • Part 1 (Question 1) is a compulsory task. It is also useful for any intermediate or advanced student who would like to improve his or her writing. basing your answer on input material which comes from a variety of sources such as emails. These prompts require you to respond to an invitation. give or request information. • Part 2 (Questions 2 – 5) is made up of four questions from which candidates choose one. express an opinion. Enjoy your English and every success with exams. You write 120 – 150 words. Introduction
Who is this book for?
This book is simply for students who want good marks in the writing section of the Cambridge First Certificate Exam. express preference or ask a question. You are given 1 hour 20 minutes and write your answers in a question-paper booklet. You are expected to show awareness of the target reader and write in an appropriate style. Question 5 has one task on each of the two set texts.com
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1. Forward it to students. There may also be added visual support in the form of photos and timetables with prompts which provide the basis for the reply.brays-ingles. You can find other free materials to help you prepare for the B2 upper intermediate level (FCE) at the following website: www.com Santander. give reasons for doing or not doing an activity. you are asked to write either an email or a letter. letters and advertisements. It is also for teachers. Print it out. It’s completely up to you. Alan Bray www.S. October 2010
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Task types for the set text options are as for Questions 2-4 with the exception of a story. such as health and fitness. including paragraphing and linking devices • accuracy of grammar and spelling • awareness of the situation and target reader. explaining. and must be able to demonstrate appropriate use of one or more of the following functions: describing. sport. which is used for all the questions. The criteria used to assess the candidates’ answers in the general mark scheme include: • range of structure. You are expected to show that you are aware of the kind of writing required to accomplish a task. Each writing task in Part 2 has a context.
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In Part 2.
How is the exam assessed?
Answers are assessed using both a general mark scheme.brays-ingles.
Questions 2-4 are general questions. expressing an opinion. There will be one question on each of the set texts. music and so on. a purpose for writing and a specified target reader. These may include:       a letter an article an essay a report a review a story. vocabulary and expression • effectiveness of organisation. giving information. Questions 5a and 5b are based on two set texts. narrating.

In a relatively short piece of writing you will need 4 or 5 paragraphs.com
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Make sure you answer the question exactly and no more. and the last paragraph your concluding comments. 4. will contain the body of your answer.
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1. It is essential to plan your writing. The first paragraph will be your introduction. word order. This should take at least 10 minutes to plan for each question. Allow at least 5 minutes for each question to check your answer. spellings etc.brays-ingles.

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2. yours faithfully (if you don't know the name of the person you are writing to) I am. Writing formal letters or emails
Introduction (Writing formal letters and emails)
Writing formal letters is a necessary skill that you need for most ESL or EFL exams at Intermediate Level and above.
Reason for writing:
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I am writing in response to your article/advertisement/letter I am writing with regard to your article/advertisement/letter I am writing regarding your article/advertisement/letter I am writing on behalf of
Ending the letter:
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I look forward to receiving your reply I look forward to your reply I look to hearing from you I am. yours sincerely (if you know the name of the person you are writing to) Yours faithfully Yours sincerely
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Useful phrases (Writing formal letters and emails)
a) Writing formal letters generally: Greetings:
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b) Writing formal letters to complain: Reason for writing:
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I am writing in order to complain about I am writing to complain about
Introducing the complaint:
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Firstly In the first place First of all My first complaint is The first problem is The first thing I would like to draw your attention to is My first concern is
Introducing further complaints:
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Secondly In the second place Not only …….was also unacceptable
Demanding action:
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I suggest that you replace the item I therefore suggest that I be given a full refund I would be grateful if my money was refunded I would be grateful if you could give me a full refund
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I look forward to hearing from you I look forward to receiving a full refund I look forward to receiving a replacement I look forward to receiving your explanation
c) Writing formal letters to make suggestions: Reason for writing:
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I am writing to suggest I am writing to arrange I am writing to offer suggestions I am writing make arrangements
Making first suggestion:
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My first suggestion is First of all I suggest I would like to suggest
Making further suggestions:
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Another possibility is A further possibility is I further suggest I would further suggest Secondly
Offering a choice:
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Would you therefore mind choosing between ….? Could you also inform me ….? Would you also mind informing me ….? I would also like to know if I would also like to know whether I hope you might also let me know about …
Thanking for information:
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I would like to thank you in advance for this information Thanking you in advance for this information Thanking you in advance
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Requesting further information:
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Could you also tell me…. or
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I am writing to receive further information about I am writing to enquire about I am writing to receive more detailed information about I am writing to receive further details about
Requesting first piece of information:
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The first thing I would like to know is First of all I would like to know I wonder if you would mind telling me first of all ….? Either……or You might choose either …….brays-ingles.com
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please do not hesitate to as If I can be of further assistance.brays-ingles. please do not hesitate to ask I will willingly provide further information on request I am at your disposal should you require further information I am at your disposal should you need further assistance Please do not hesitate to ask should you require further information
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I am writing to ask permission to I am writing to ask permission for I am writing to request permission to I am writing to request permission for I am writing to ask if I might
Making first request:
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Firstly I wonder if you would First of all I wonder whether you would mind The first request I would like you to consider is
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e) Writing formal letters to give information: Reason for writing:
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I am writing to inform you about I am writing to provide you with information about I am writing to let you know that
Providing first point:
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The first thing I would like to inform you of is The first thing I would like to tell you is The first thing I wish to inform you of is I would like to begin by informing you
Providing further points:
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I would also like to let you know that I would also like to inform you that You might also find the following information useful It might also be useful for you to know that Another piece of information that might be useful
Ending the letter:
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If you require further information.

Then write a letter to Mr Webster using all your notes. You can either stay all together in a youth hostel. Tell me something about your group so that I can organise interesting spare time activities. You have received a letter from John Webster. the director of the Academy.com
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Write your letter in 120-150 words. Ask what the weather's like in Manchester and what clothes you will need.
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I would be grateful if you would also consider I wonder if it might be possible for me to I would also like to request permission for I would also like to request permission to
Thanking for permission
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Many thanks for kindly considering my requests Thank you for considering my requests
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Your notes:
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Late boarding Staff quite rude No vegetarian food for me Old film
Write your letter of complaint. using the information. Your parents have seen the following advertisement:
IVY GRANGE HEALTH FARM
A marvellous experience and wonderful opportunity to get you fit. Do not include any postal addresses. You may add other relevant points of your own.
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2. You have just returned from a trip to Canada. You decide to write to the airline to complain about your flight and ask for some money back.
They want you to send an email to ask for further details including answers to the following questions: Where? Places available in August? How much for a week? Drinking allowed? Any trips? What type of exercise?
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Phone 0179 765893 now or see your travel agent for more details.
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Look also at Writing Formal Letters and Emails and compare. except perhaps when using direct speech.
Useful phrases . When writing an informal letter or email our language is more relaxed and we are able to use abbreviations which is rare in other forms of English writing.brays-ingles.Greetings:
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Sorry I haven't written for ages Sorry it's taken me so long to write How's it going? How are you? How are things with you? How are things?
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Glad to hear about I'm really glad to hear about I'm very happy to hear about I was very happy to read about Great news about your
An informal letter referring to bad news:
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I'm extremely sorry to hear about I'm very sorry to hear about Sorry to read about Its very sad to hear about your I can't tell you how sad I am that
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Introduction (Writing informal letters and emails)
Writing informal letters and emails involves writing letters or emails to friends or relatives.

it's time to go Well. has sent you an email asking you to help her organise a special surprise birthday party for her brother Rupert. Can you suggest something else that will really make the party special? All for now. What do you think? Could you come the day before the party to help with preparations. Do you think we should book the Royal hotel for the evening and have the party there? You know that Rupert is very keen on music so we could hire a live band. got to go Well.brays-ingles.com
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Ending an informal letter or email:
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1.Introducing points
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By the way Did you hear about Did you see Have you seen Tell me about Oh. Anne
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Informal letters . time to close I've got to leave off now Write soon Make sure you write soon Love Lots of love All my love Will write again soon Look after yourself Take care of yourself All the best Everything good
Sample Questions . Write 120-150 words in an appropriate style Your Scottish friend. I'm not sure how many people to invite but our house is definitely too small. I've also been wondering what we could all buy as a present. Maggie. best wishes.

…. Susan.. Paragraph 3 . daily Lunch at restaurant Afternoon at lake with choice of water sports Reasonable prices with reductions for groups
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Earlier boat less crowded Take a packed lunch because …….(watersport) Group minimum is 15
Write your letter. how about ….Yes.m. busy that day.Sorry. Write 120-150 words in an appropriate style..com
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2. I know you went on a boat trip with your class recently. or 11 a. You must use grammatically correct sentences with accurate spelling and punctuation in a style appropriate for the situation.
Write your email.. Read Susan's letter. You must use grammatically correct sentences with accurate spelling and punctuation in a style appropriate for the situation. Then write a letter to Susan.FCE Paper 2 Writing
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Your notes:
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Paragraph 1 .Something else . You must try …….m. using all your notes.Rupert really enjoys fishing Paragraph 3 . the advertisement and the notes you have made.
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3. What do you think?
Write an email in reply in 120-150 words.
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Introduction and tips (Writing stories)
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ANSWER THE QUESTION PLAN your story. Read the words you are given carefully. For example – It was raining heavily as we left the house…. Try to include some direct speech. couldn't etc). for example.
Useful phrases (Writing stories)
Time phrases:
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It all began Shortly afterwards Meanwhile Not long afterwards Some time later Later that day A little later Finally In the end Eventually
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announced Fred. thought Fred “…. whispered Fred “…. Your teacher has asked you to write a story for a student magazine. Write your story in 120-180 words in an appropriate style. The story must begin with the following words.”...”.
2. It was five o'clock in the morning when there was a knock at the door.”.FCE Paper 2 Writing
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Just at that moment Quite unexpectedly As if from nowhere
Direct speech:
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“…. The story must begin with the following words.”. Your teacher has asked you to write a story for a college magazine.
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Concluding stories:
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When it was all over Looking back now In retrospect In the end After all that had happened
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Write your story in 120-180 words in an appropriate style. Your teacher has asked you to write a story for a student magazine.
Write your story in 120-180 words in an appropriate style.
5. I knew I had to leave that city as soon as I possibly could. I woke up and realised it had all been a fantastic dream.

. What would the world be like without oil? What will life be like in 20 years time? Speak directly to your readers.
Useful phrases (Writing articles)
Rhetorical phrases:
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Have you ever ……. Ask rhetorical questions to get your readers' attention.? What would life be like if ……? Will the future bring us ….? Are you one of those people who thinks that ……? Are you one of those people who …. Let's just imagine some of the possibilities.. REVISE your article to correct mistakes... Use humour where appropriate Give a conclusion and summary in the last paragraph.. Give your article a title. Eg. ?
Introducing your first point:
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Firstly In the first place First of all The first thing to consider is One thing to consider is To begin with
Introducing more points:
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Secondly Another consideration Yet another consideration Another thing to consider is Added to that Apart from that In addition to this
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Introduction and tips (Writing articles)
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ANSWER THE QUESTION PLAN your article.FCE Paper 2 Writing
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5. give your opinion where appropriate. Give examples where appropriate.

Write your article in 120-180 words in an appropriate style. We will publish the best article. Make one other suggestion for a new club and explain why it would be a good idea. What do you think?
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Introducing your final points:
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In conclusion To conclude To sum up So
Introducing your opinion:
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I think In my opinion Personally I believe that In my view If you ask me To my mind My personal opinion is
Sample questions (Writing articles)
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Write your article in 120-180 words in an appropriate style. Could you live without internet for a month? Write and tell us what difference this would make to your life.
Write your article in 120-180 words in an appropriate style. New Clubs after School Your school wants to start some new after school clubs. Chess. guitar playing and cookery have been suggested as possible clubs. You see this announcement in your school's English language magazine. You see this announcement in a magazine. 3. In what ways will Cities be different in the future? In what ways will they be the same? The writer of the best article will receive a prize. table-tennis. judo.
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Introduction and tips (Writing essays)
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ANSWER THE QUESTION PLAN your essay REVISE your essay to correct mistakes. on the other hand
Expressing Contrast:
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nevertheless even so even though however in spite of despite but although
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6.) Sum up your argument in the final paragraph The final paragraph is the best place to express your opinion clearly. with Introduction and Conclusion The first paragraph should be a general introduction to the subject Develop your arguments in the middle paragraphs Give reasons to support your argument Use a variety of discussive words and phrases Give examples where possible Use formal language Don't use contractions (we're. 4 or 5 PARAGRAPHS.
Useful Phrases (Writing articles)
Presenting two advantages or disadvantages together:
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not only … but … also not only … but also
Presenting two opposing views:
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on the one hand.

You have had a discussion on fashion in your English class.brays-ingles. Because cars are so convenient public transport has no future. You have done a project on transport in your English class.
2. Young people never want to dress the same as their parents Write your essay in 120-180 words in an appropriate style.
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Expressing results:
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because of this therefore thus as a result for this reason consequently
Giving examples:
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such as like for example for instance
Expressing the opinion of someone else:
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some people say some people say that many people say many people say that people often say it is said it is said that according to
Sample Questions (Writing articles)
1. Your teacher has asked you to write an essay giving your opinions on the following statement.

film stars and politicians. deserve to have a private life without journalists constantly following them. You have had a discussion on the media's treatment of famous people in your English class. Your teacher has asked you to write an essay. Write your essay in 120-180 words in an appropriate style.FCE Paper 2 Writing
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7. My findings are presented below.brays-ingles. This involved visiting ……. Make sure you have at least 4 paragraphs. Do not use contractions. To: Ms Jones Put From: on the line below and then add your name.com
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Introduction: Subject of each paragraph: Conclusion or recommendation(s):
Introductory Paragraph
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As requested I have …. Writing reports
Introduction and tips (Writing reports)
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ANSWER THE QUESTION PLAN your report. This involved investigating ….
Useful phrases (Writing reports)
Introductory Information:
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To: From: Subject: Date:
Headings . I outline my findings below.. Use formal language.. REVISE your report to correct mistakes. Put Subject: on the next line. Try to make recommendations in the final paragraph. This involved looking at ……. Choose a heading that describes clearly what the report is about. Every paragraph should have a heading which explains what the paragraph is about.
Recommending:
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I would like to recommend …… I therefore suggest …… I therefore recommend …… I therefore suggest that we do not …… I therefore recommend that we do not …… I therefore do not suggest …… I therefore do not recommend …… I therefore recommend …… I believe we should recommend …… I believe we should not recommend …… You may wish to consider ……
Sample questions (Writing reports)
1. You should comment on the site. Then he wants you to write a report describing the current situation and making recommendations on how improvements can be made. Write your report in 120-180 words in an appropriate style. 2. He asks you to tour the school (or university) to see what can be done to make the building more environmentally friendly.
3. Your headteacher (or University Chancellor) has sent you a letter explaining that the government is awarding 50. The organisers want to improve the festival and so have asked you to write a short report. Write your report of 120-180 words in an appropriate style. This takes place outdoors over one weekend. Some American students are on an exchange programme with your college for a month. the food and other facilities. You help out at a music festival which is held in your town every year. You belong to a youth club which is subsidised by the village council. venues and prices. You should give advice on such things as types of entertainment.

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Introduction and tips (Writing reviews)
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ANSWER THE QUESTION PLAN your review. would appeal to …... Make sure you have at least 4 paragraphs. The thing I liked most was …. friendly.
Useful phrases (Writing reviews)
What I liked
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What I liked most was ….. Choose an appropriate title.. You can use contractions such as I'm.FCE Paper 2 Writing
How to pass the Cambridge First Certificate Writing Section
Writing reviews
8. I've etc.brays-ingles. If you get a chance to …. Give your opinion. The introduction will talk about what's being reviewed. chatty style.. Use a new paragraph for each point you want to make. I was very disappointed by …. In the concluding paragraph give your opinion.. …. I was disappointed by …… I was disappointed with ….
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Your teacher has asked you to write a review of a restaurant you have eaten at in your town. Write your review in 120-180 words in an appropriate style.FCE Paper 2 Writing
How to pass the Cambridge First Certificate Writing Section
Writing reports
Sample questions (Writing reviews)
1. The best reviews will go in the school magazine. 3. Review the restaurant giving your opinion and saying whether or not you would recommend it. Review the book giving your opinion and saying whether or not you would recommend it. Review the book giving your opinion and saying whether or not you would recommend it. Your teacher has asked you to write a review for a book you have read recently. 2. At school you are building a tourist website in English. Write your review in 120-180 words in an appropriate style.brays-ingles.com
. The best reviews will go in the school magazine. Write your review in 120-180 words in an appropriate style. Your teacher has asked you to write a review for a film you have seen recently on DVD or at the cinema.
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How to pass the Cambridge First Certificate Writing Section
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